Plus: Feminism in 2022: Silencing Women With Politically Incorrect Views
December 14 2022
Good morning from Washington, where taxpayers finance a record-high bailout of a Teamsters union. Rachel Greszler has hair-raising details. In Texas, school officials tell a mom to pay up to find out what happened to her bullied son. Tony Kinnett gets the story. On the podcast, our Virginia Allen and Tyler O’Neil discuss the unusual downfall of a gender-fluid Energy Department official. Plus: Katrina Trinko on the silencing of nonconforming women, and Mary Margaret Olohan on a senator’s beef with the Pentagon as well as Biden’s celebration of trampled religious beliefs. Ten years ago today, a 20-year-old fatally shoots 20 first graders and six employees at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, using firearms owned by his mother, whom he had killed at home.
A mother of a middle school student was shocked when the local school district charged her over $7,000 to disclose how many bullying reports it had received since 2015.
Robin Keller may be one of the first persons post-Dobbs to face professional consequences for having pro-life views, but if leftists have their way, she won’t be the last.
Sen. Tom Cotton tweets: “Sam Brinton, let’s call it what it is: a person clearly unfit for a high-level national security role was hired because the Admin prioritizes wokeness over competence.”
Permitting TikTok in the U.S. is “like allowing the U.S.S.R. to buy up The New York Times, [The] Washington Post, and major broadcast networks during the Cold War," says Rep. Mike Gallagher.
“Biden’s celebratory signing of the so-called ‘Respect’ for Marriage Bill will inevitably be used to marginalize people of faith who seek to live out their beliefs,” says CatholicVote President Brian Burch.
